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> greater than
< less than
= equal
example:
2,223.3> 2,221.3

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> greater than
< less than
= equal to
Examples:  654,343.123 > 654,343.122  633,546.309 < 633,546.400  123,456.789 = 123,456.789

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<means less than
>means greater than
= means equal
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Example!!                               Type your name first: Mrs. Crook 

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Example!!                               Type your name first: Mrs. Crook 

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Symbols that we use to compare numbers are >, <, or =
<  means less than
> means greater than
= means equal to

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(Ava)
> Greater than
< Less than
= Equal to
524.736>523.736

The first number is larger than the second one because, In the ones place 4 is larger than 3.

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>=greater than   <=less than =equal to         945.638>945.632      the first number bigger because the thousandths place is bigger.

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567.453 < 568.27                             <=greater than                                 >=less than                                     =Eqaul to

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< less than...
>greater than...
=equal to...
5,673 > 5,763 = INCORRECT
5,763 > 5,673 = CORRECT

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716.205>710.205
>=greater than
<=less than
=equal to

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Symbols to compare Numbs Danny

609.67>123.765 Less Thaan

>Less Than
<Geater than
= Equal To

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< = Greater than
> = Less than
= = Equal to
539.920 > 539.914

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670.49>670.472 is Greater because 670.49 is greater then 670.472 because 9>7 even if there is a zero,adding a zero to 670.49 will still make in greater not because of the zero because of the 9.A number can be Greater with or without a zero if one of the digit are greater then the other.But if it's the same numbers or digits then it would be Equal to.

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68.980<68.981
the first number is smaller because the first number has one digit lower in the hundredths then the second number.

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< means the number on the left is smaller than the number on the right

> means the number on the right is bigger than the number on the left

= means the numbers are the same

358.25>357.93

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60.368>60.452
The first number is lager because it has the .368 in the decimal which is lager than .452.

>-greater than
<-less than
=equal to

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773.58>763.58
The second number is smaller because the first number in the tens place is a higher digit than the second number.

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678.936> 678.92
The first number is greater because when you get to the hundredths the 3 is greater than the 2.

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421.409>421.3097
In the second number there is a total of 4 digits in behind the decimal but it is the smaller number. The first number is greater than the second number because the tenths place has a four and not a two.

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654.56 > 654.50
The first number is greater than the second number so the greater number is the one that’s gonna get eaten by the alligator.

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Symbols to umbers (Andrea) 345.89>345.300 If you add the place holder zero to first number it would show that is is greater than the second number

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Symbols to umbers (Andrea) 345.89>345.300 If you add the place holder zero to first number it would show that is is greater than the second number

# data[].attributes.body
The 3 symbols we use are <,> and =.
< means the number is less than
> means the number is greater than
= means both numbers are equal.

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VincentC
594.093<594.93
The first number is less than the second number because it has a zero first rather than a 9 first.

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95.765 >95.757.

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Maya W M
734.89>733.89
The second number is smaller because the first number in the ones place is a digit higher than the second number.

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Enid Hanson
404.673>72.63
The symbol used is greater than because the first number has an extra digit in front of the decimal inevitably the first is the greatest.

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456.719<456.71     The first number is larger than the second number because if you add the place holder zero you find that, that number is smaller. Symbols you can use are <,>, and =            >   means greater than                <   means less than                    =   means equal to

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12.42<14.96
the second number is grater than the first number because if you add  2 to 12 you get 14

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467< >5998 the first one is more then likely to not get eaten by the alligator